Corporate Climate Disclosure Will Go on Despite SEC Retreat

In just the last half year, climate change has supercharged some of the costliest disasters the U.S. has ever experienced. Hurricanes Helene and Milton and the Los Angeles wildfires caused hundreds of billions of dollars of damage that will take years to recover from and leave deep financial scars for families, businesses, and governments.  

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Climate Transition Planning Will Improve Business Transparency and Resilience

The year 2024 saw record-breaking global temperatures and extreme weather disasters worldwide, causing loss of life, homes, and hundreds of billions in damages. In light of this devastating year, investors are looking to the 2025 proxy season as an opportunity to encourage corporations to do more to address the financial impacts of climate change by reducing planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions and investing in the clean energy economy.

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